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Newspaper Page TextHY >»• i * ID A Y, F E B R U A R Y 13, 1931 BEAVERTON E N T E R P R IS E PAGE 3 T om Pe tit j ° nr of th, impany „ ■y. Hair B U Y > N ö ic Made >f water add E X C H A N G E fo r C arpen ter w ork , d ou ble bed and day bed. A pply Mrs. G ross W estw ood . M ultnom ah nun, asm tj] »Compound th ounce o( « y «h n tgit — p o r youe»n CENTS me at very lPPly»toth* P A R T Y w h o to o k keys fro m a u to m obile, Jan u ary 28th a b ou t 6:30 please relu rn to B ox 334 B eaverton A LINE week unta 5 hade ta ob. J ly .d a r k « kdmak« ittoft •** *h« *c*h, PER TIME M IM( riitet IN S T R U C T IO N S + + * r * Î H -, 1 . 3602 issue F O R S A L E —F irst G row th F ir, 16 in ch w o o d $6.50 a co rd also cord - Geunt fiv e w ord s to the line. T hen w o o d $5.50 a c o r d and up. S. D. Spiesz, N. U nion A ve, A loha, «•unt y ou r p rofits. C ash should a c- P h on e B eaverton 7252. •w upany the ord er. W h en a state UVE ment er !! F O R S A L E -----B u rban k potatoes, 65c sack, B u rb a n k p ota to seed 50c a sack. Inquire F ritz E isn er R 4 S h erw ood ,Ore. 2' C ents a is required line per the ch a rg e is 10c B R O O D SO W S, m ale hog, E arliest o f All and B urban k seed potatoes M r line, m inim u m 50c. and M arblehead squash seed fo r sale b y C lark L .Johnston, S h er w ood , Ore. P h on e 362. T t e s e C lassified A ds ap p ear in six _ E nterprise, 190 A U S T R A L O R P P U L L E T T S and 24 C ock rels, all b lood tested, som e gard Sentinel, M ultnom ah P ress. prize stock . R ea son a b le, all o r A loh a N ew s, Y a m h ill Jou rn al and part. S S. H art, R t 1 ,Bx 400. T ig a rd , Ore. 2t Q aatoa H erald. A F E W H A N S O N p edigred co ch re ls fo r sale very reasonable. C ustom h a tch in g by e le ctricity . W h ite 12,000 R E A D E R S W E E K L Y L eg h o rn B aby C h ick s $12.50 per ICO fo r F eb ru a ry 18. R h o d e Is land R e d s M cR ae Strain. $14.00 per 100. B a rred R o c k s and A ncon as. PERSONAL T u alatin H eights C h ick ery, E. R. + ------------------------------ -- ----- R ich o rd so n , Tualatin, Ore., P hon e T ig a rd 04152. A N Y G I R L in need of a friend, spapers, Î 0 B ea verton T ^rrtte E lsie H. A llem ann, the Sal R A D IO R E P A I R I N G is ou r S p ecia l i v a t i o n A rm y W h ite Shield H om e, ty. T u b es tested free a t store. '^“ 65 M a y fa ir A venue, P ortlan d. Pow nder R a d io Co., M ultnom ah A tw a te r 4066 TO L O A N — F irst M ortgage ^on F a rm B ea verton F in a n ce Co. H O U S E F O R R E N T —5 room s and bath. In qu ire V a lley V iew G arage I B ea verton 5403. B R 9920-J-4, T ig a rd O regon. tf CO. M ISC E L LA N E O U S L O S T — B row n silk and linen u m brella, cro o k e d a m b er h andle on M ultom ah bus. Call A tw a ter 1284 ■ « fr ------------ F O R S A L E — F irs t g ro w th F ir 12 and 16 inch cuts, cheap. F o o t 3rd St. E a st o f L om b a rd .B eaverton. 2t MIGHT ’ .V . V . - . * , r iiT T HAPPY IN D O O R HOURS W ith M usic as you like it on P h o n o gra p h R e c o r d s —-We k eep a splen did variety o f old tim e A m erican Y od els, Son gs and D a n ces as well as a com p lete sto c k o f F oreign R e c o r d s fr o m all ov e r the w orld. | C on ven ien t d ow n tow n location . W o rld M usic S h op 149 2nd Street n ear A lder, P ortlan d , O regon IS-27 CASE T R A C T O R -in first F A R M W A N T E D — I w a n t farm s fo r cash buyers. D escribe, give price. cla ss con d ition , com p lete w ith 3- R . M cN ow n , 459 W ilk in son , O m aha -1 4 ft plow s and 7 ft disc. P rice Neb. $650 ca sh or m igh t con sid er a fe w ------- r------ —| X 3 ------------ -------■--------- = g o o d cow s. A. S. N elson , Yarflhill O R D E R YOU R R U B B E R STAM PS _ and Seals fro m P io n e e r P rin tin g W ANT L IS T IN G S —O f 110 A cres and S ta tion ery Co. 407-8 D ck u m fo r sale on T e rm s; see Eckha.ro >. B ldg., 3rd and W a sh in g ton St., • t M u ltn om ah ; P h on e A T J208. P o rtla n d O regon. FUR SALE—Sand, gravel, cru>he<j P R I N T E D SIG N S F O R S A L E - 10c each. F o r R ent, F o r Sale, R o o m s ■"rock and road gravel. P. E. Hagg, fo r R en t, etc. P ion eer P rin tin g Phone Tigard 45 and S ta tion ery Co. 107-408 D ek u m Bldg., T h ird and W a sh in gton Sts., W A N T E D —I f y o u h ave $100.00 oi P o rtla n d .O regon. m ore to loan. I have clien ts w a n tin g to b o rro w on g o o d s e W A N T E D —C heap h orses fo r fo x cu rity . C. W . N oyes, T ig a rd 4t fa rm . T elep h on e B eaverton 9855. I HIS CODE OF HONOR W eek ly S hort S tory I w as b o rn in C adiz, Spain. M y : dash in g alm ost m ad qu ality o f a fa th e r w as a sea cap tain on a girl flin g in g h erself in to the m ove- tra n sa tla n tic liner an d it w as his ment o f the dan ce, vibratin g an.l ardent w ish that I fo llow his fo o t alert. F or som e reason I felt uneasy steps. T o his u tter d ism ay he soon as if som eon e w ere stan din g behind learned that ev e ry th in g con n ected me. I turned around. with his ca llin g Inspired m e w ith ^ I saw a tall, slim fig u re o f a girl h o ir o r . I hated the sea. I w as ; alm ost o f m y ow n height, w atch in g a fra id o f it. D espot th ou gh he w as | m y w o r k w ith interest, in his ow n hom e, he cou ld d o n oth T he girl pursed her lips, as if ing abou t it. : hesitating. T he little tu rqu oise chips F a th er w as a p ra ctica l m an. He . . . , in her eyes grew very blue. Finally perm itted m e to d a ob le in art. but ^ took ^ n he insisted that 1 learn the E n glish language. “ A m an is not ed u ca ted am ^ a ze* R ogers, o f the art w ithout k n ow n ln g the E n glish lan- d ep aitm en t. By accid en t I have n oticed you h ere—sk etch in g . T his guage. w ork is am azing. . . , . . . . I w as so em barrassed that I hardly D u rin g his stay at hom e betw een . . . .. J ,. , . . knew w h at to answ er. “ I’m just trips, he w ou ld talk to m e about . . . . . . J . . . . . . . doin g that fo r m y am usem ent, 1 . , J ’ A m erica. F o r yea rs I ch erish ed the w h » « :m anaged to * * y - wish o f co m in g to A m erica . W h en A gain she hesitated. "C ou ld I I w as nineteen m y w ish w as to ac m e have t h is ? ” she asked. true. F a th er w as not op p osed to the “ C ertain ly,” I assured her hastily idea. So one d ay he an n ou n ced “ I really d on ’t m ind it— I m ean you that he w ou ld ta k e m e a ion g w ith cou ld have it if you ca re.” him to N ew Y ork . It seem ed to m e that I h ard ly had A nd so I ca m e to this cou n try, tim e to th in k ov er the m atter, on fa th e r ’s liner, w ith a dream ir w hen I w as su m m on ed to the pri m y heart. vate o ffic e o f Mrs. B urton. Mr. I w a s in trod u ced to Mr. W allis, W allis him self, ca m e ov er to fetch the su p erin ten d en t o f -----F ashions. me. O f cou rse, I had already learned H e tu rden to m y fa th er “ C aptain . . . „ . , ... that Mrs. B urton w as the m a jority I ca n * give y ou r son a 1 position. O f Stockholder , , . .. .. \ * J stock h old er o f the pnrnorntinn corp ora tion nr»d and cou rse 1 cou ld n ot use him in the the m ost in flu ential person in the art d ep a rtm en t certa in ly not fo r con cern . I w as ush ered in to a well the present. I w an t him to learn equipped but sim ple o ffic e and there som eth in g o f the ru d im en ts o f th e , . . . . . . . . . . ,. . . co n fo rm e d the sovereig n o f the— - business. A nd he w ou ld h ave to „ . _ _. . „ F ashions C om pany. She w as a tall start at the b o tt o m — as we d o here w om an, w ith a h igh -brid ged nose,, in A m e rica .” and her alm ost In d ian featu res were “ E xcellen t.” bea m ed father. , . . . . . , ad m irably set o f f by her g ra yin g M y salary w as to be fou rteen dol- . . ... , , . J . ......................... .... hair. M iss R o g e r s, look in g m uch lars a w eek as M r. W allis in form ed j sm aller in her p resen ce w as sm iling me. at me en cou rag in gly . "W e ll R a m on , y ou have w h at you “ H ow I w ould like to d raw these w anted. N ow d o n ’t m a k e a m ess o f tw o,” I th ou ght, "O n e m iddle-aged you r life ,” w ere fa th e r ’s p artin g healthy and robu st, the oth er deli w ords. ca te—” I had d eterm in ed not to. N ext I w as startled in m y reverie m orn in g Mr. W a llis took m e in to | "Y o u ’re R am on V ilas,” cam e a the b ook -b ir.d in g d ep artm en t w h ere I brusque co m m a n d in g v oice. Mrs. th ey assem bled the fa sh ion b ook s j B urton w as sp eak in g. “ T h is is R a m o n V ila s” he int in I bow ed politely. It w as the rem du ced m e to the fo re la d y a m iddle- nant o f m y E u rop ean tra in in g that aged, e ffic ie n t w om an . “ H e ’ll w ork I cou ld n ever qu ite forg et. “ Y es here.” j M adam .” I w as u n co m forta b le as she “ Y o u ’re tra n sferred to the A rt D e scru tin ized m y slim fram e. In a partm ent. Miss R o g e r s here,” she few b risk w ord s sh e gave me my I ’ IV V ~ j • III j _ , . . I snapped, “ is the head o f the depart in stru ction s. I w as to load the m a g m ent. Y ou 'll tak e y ou r in stru ction azines on a sm all hand tru ck and from her, and sh e’ll give you the w heel it in to the sh ip p in g d ep art first lesson in d esign in g.” m ent. T he w o rk w as n ot very hard I b ow ed again. "Y o u r salary, e x ce p t that it w as tedious. con tin u ed Mrs. P.urton “ will sta it Q U IC K P R O M O T IO N with tw en ty d ollars a w eek I hope O n ce d u rin g lunch hour I w as —I d o hope y o u ’ll d o y ou r utm ost sittin g at m y desk and am u sin g my- with y ou r op p ortu n ity. W e like to se lf w ith d ra w in g a fig u re o f a en cou rag e people w h o w ork here.” d a n cin g girl fr o m m y m em ory I D u rin g the next few m onths 1 tried esp ecia lly to em bod y the learned a great deal from the head of the art d e p a rtm e n t. I knew | that the hour had com e. I stood up n oth in g abou t d esign in g at first. and w ith ou t an y preparation I a d As her su g gestion s ca m e to me 1 dressed Mrs. R ogers. w as able to put them on paper. "I have the h on or to request you T hen can ie an in ciden t that left fo r the hand o f y ou r d au gh ter.” a p rofou n d im p ression on me. 1 T he w ord s w ere out. T he dear out w as tw en ty-on e yea rs old at the lady look ed puzzled "M y boy hu\e tim e and still v ery m u ch you n g er you spoken to Hazel about it? "she than the average A m erican o f that asked in bew ilderm ent. age. H azel sat there quietly, as if she I had no w a rn in g o f w h at was had not heard me. S low ly, to my abou t to happen w hen Mrs. B urton con stern ation , 1 saw tears gath er in en tered w ith a tall, blond, statu her eyes. But they w ere ju st tears esque girl follow in g her. She took o f sum m er ruin for like a rainbow o f f her clo a k and stood in full view a sm ile illum inated her face. She o f the en tire departm en t. She was stood up and m ade a fu n n y little very scan tily dressed. M iss B urton 1 bow. "A n d I have the h on or to accept and Miss R o g e r s w ere pinning a paper pattern arou n d her expei*.- j you ," she laughed. | T he first clou d on ou r horizon ap- m en tin g w ith variou s« designs. "M r. Vilas, w ill you please m ake I peared on accou n t o f Di R om a , an a hasty s k e tc h ? ” cam e Mrs. B ur Italian, w h o w as in ch a rg e o f the ton 's com m a n d in g voice. I looked ! em broid ery deparm ent. He had a separate o ffic e and often 1 had to up and m y heart froze. Mrs. B urton sensed som e trouble. .co n su lt him in referen ce to ou r w ork “ A ren't you well Mr. V ila s ? " sht ; H e w as a m an o f thirty and I have I a lw ays disliked him heartily. M ore inquired. “ I have a slight h ead ach e and | Mian on ce 1 fou n d him bending ovei | som e girl w ith a leerin g look in his ca n ’t con cen tra te,” I lied. "Y o u 'd better take a w alk ,” she eyes that ch illed me to the bone. In the spring, we w ere m arried. suggested. ’“ Miss R og ers will m ake ! B oth o f us w ere tw en ty-tw o years the sketch ." o f age. Mrs. R o g e rs left fo r a W es- I took my hat from the rack and I tern city to keep house fo r her son, w alked out w ith ou t look in g at Hazel D id she kn ow the cause o f it? Did w h o was a m ining engineer. She she realize the sh ock I had receiv ed ? I w ou ld not stay with us, regardless o f ou r entreaties. The tum ult in m y h ea rt? I w on One even in g I cam e hom e rather dered. late from the oflee. I had had co n At five o ’c lo ck as she w as ready siderable d ifficu lty with a design to leave trim in her tailor-m ade I and w anted to talk things o v e r with coat, I ap p roach ed her desk. ! H azel. As I opened the d oor and “ May I have the h on or to a c c o m en tered the hallw ay I heard a m an's pany y ou h o m e ? ” I inquired very v oice in the a d join in g room . U n con seriously. sciou sly I stiffen ed with displeasure T h ere w as a tw inkle in her eyes. Im agtn m y surprise as I saw Di N ow I know that the form a lity o f R om a in the room and m y w ife m y question m ade her sm ile. sitting close to him. In fact, lie sat "C ertain ly,” she replied. “ I live on on the arm o f her ch a ir in an inti S eventy-third Street. Y ou m ay walk m ate attitude look in g ov er her hom e w ith m e.” sh ou ld er at som e pictures. Our o ffic e w as on T hirty-third Di R om a rose as if to greet me. Street. " I ’ll be d eligh ted.” As he put fo rw a rd his hand, I puahe 1 W e spent a ch a rm in g even in g in it violen tly aw ay I could n ot con trol her sm all hom e w h ich con sisted o f a m y feelings. In fact I saw no rea large livin g-room , a bed room and a son for tryin g to con trol them . kitchen. H er m oth er a frail, lovely “ G et out o f m y house in stan tly” little w om an, greeted me cordially. I shouted. She sh ook hands vigorou sly. “ V ery w ell,” snid Hazpl. “ I am go “ Y ou 'll stay fo r dinner. R a m on ,” was in g w ith you , Mr. Di R o m a .” her first rem ark. “ I’ve heard a great “ G et o u t !” I yelled. “ T he tw o o f deal about you. H azel thinks y o u ’re you Q uick, b efore I kill y o u !” And a great artist and I’m sure sh e’s then to m y w ife : "R em em b er, I ill i not take you ba ck if you som e craw l It w as an u n forgettable evening. 1 in g on you r k n e e s!" told them o f m y early life in Spain. I hate to dw ell upon the next few A ccid en tly Mrs. R og ers let oul m onths. I tried to fo rg e t m y sorrow H azel’s age. She w as on ly a w eek in m y w ork , but I w as unable to older than I was. W e laughed a con cen trate. I becam e listless. great deal ov er the incident. I th ou ght o f givin g up m y position JO Y A N D D E S P A IR and g oin g ba ck to Spain. I w as w ell A s the m on th s passed by. our aw are that I cou ld not hold the jo b frien d sh ip ripened. W e m et alm ost m u ch longer. One evening, w hen the idea v a s every evening. W e w ent to the m u seum togeth er, stu d yin g the great perm anently settled in m y brain, t m asterpieces. At this stage, though had a ca ller at home. I ushered the lady in and aw ait»d H azel w ou ld crea te the design s in her m ind and I w ould recreate her pleasure. She w as v ery y o u n g them on paper. T he rest o f the w ith d ark hair sma.il and vlvacl.-us " I am Mrs. Di R o m a ” she soi I s ta ff w ou ld also con su lt me. Mr. W allis in form ed us that our qu ick ly. "Y o u m ust listen to w h at fa sh ion s w ere b ecom in g better I have to stay. Hazel and 1 h.t e know n and business in the last few been friends fo r a great m any y, r . s m on th s had been on the increase. a n d —” At this I stood up. “ M adam ,” l T h at ev en in g we held a celeb ra tion at H azel's hom e. F o r som e rea interrupted her, "I d o not care to son I w as m ore solem n than usual. discuss these th in gs w ith y ou ." 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